Viet Cong Holds Two Canadian Officers
Saigon reports the Viet Cong admit holding two Canadian officers who vanished ten days earlier. A PRG press officer says Capt. Pat Totonta and Fletcher Thomson are alive. The Canadian truce delegation vows not to rest until they are released as Saigon officials call the claims propaganda while negotiations proceed.
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Saigon
UPS
Provisional Revolutionary Government
The
Viet Cong
Capts
An ‘Pat
Tétonta
Fletcher Thomson
Pricing of drugs attacked by Nelson on two price system
Senator Gaylord Nelson cites a Justice Department finding and a U.S. district court ruling as he argues drug firms violate antitrust laws with a two price system. He notes many American firms charge overseas buyers less, sometimes half, than domestic customers and warns against lawsuits blocking wholesalers from reimporting cheaper drugs.
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Washington
UPD
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Nelson
U.S. District Court
Sylvester B. Ryan
Senate Select Committee On
WHUN
Hea Altat
Eli Lilly & Co
Justice “Department
Senate
U.S
Bristol Myers
Saintensia
Secretary of State Signs New U S Czech Consular Pact
Secretary of State William P Rogers signed a U S Czech consular agreement in Prague calling it a very significant step toward improving relations and contacts. He planned talks with Premier Strougal and Communist Party leader Husak during a four hour visit before returning to Washington.
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Athoales Rohuslav Chasiv
Poek
United Sates
Ceechoslavskia
Rogers
Helsinki
Czechoslovakia
Flogers
Lubomir Strougal
Gustav Husak
Washington
Robbery at Adult Book Store Leaves Loot Stolen
A suspect broke into Adult Book Store Number One at 146 Lone Beach Blvd Sunday and stole 1050 in impouno graphic films and 250 in said police reported to ny.
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Lone Beach Blvd
Tony
Decorated officer Lawler dies in freeway crash
Investigators report Los Angeles officer Lawler traveling south on the freeway lost control near the San Bernardino Freeway interchange and skidded onto the center divider. He died on arrival at Garfield Hospital in Monterey Park. In 1968 he saved two women from a burning car on the Ventura Freeway at Hollywood Way and received the Medal of Valor. He was married with two stepsons and five children from a previous marriage. LAPD flagged half staff in his honor.
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Lawler
San Bernardino
Gacfield Hospital
Monterey Park
Ventura Freeway
Hollywood Way
Los Angeles
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Newsweek
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Nixon
U.S.A
Treasury
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Whatsworth St
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Woodland Hills
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Mel Cong
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Lakewood
Carson St
Paramount
Ghiradelli
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Wheaties
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Ma Beach
Leora Kyle
Seattle
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Casheter
Edward Westbrook
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America
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Drapery Cleaners
E. 10Th St
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Simon Management
Miracle Zar
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Associated Hearing Aid Center
Fre Ave
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